Solutions with legs

CoP28

ILRI at COP 28

The importance of livestock in helping low- and middle-income countries adapt to climate change has received very little coverage in most mainstream western publications, despite the livestock sector's prominence in public debates and policy deliberations on climate change. There is little recognition of the need for additional funding to help the livestock industry survive and make sure that, despite climate change, livestock will still provide people with a way out of poverty.

For ILRI, CoP28 is a chance to share these opinions as part of a worldwide dialogue. Through the GLAD network, ILRI and partners will be engaging in a number of events during the  28th session of the Conference of the Parties (CoP28) to the UNFCCC.

Our delegation

Todd Crane

Todd Crane

Head of Delegation & Principal scientist, Climate change adaptation

Appolinaire Djikeng

Appolinaire Djikeng

Director General and CGIAR Senior Director of Livestock-Based Systems

Michael Gerba

Michael Gerba

Director Corporate Services

Namukolo Covic

Namukolo Covic

Director General’s Representative to Ethiopia, CGIAR Ethiopia Country Convenor and CGIAR Regional Director for East and Southern Africa

Laura Cramer

Laura Cramer

Specialist - Policy Engagement

Abdrahmane Wane

Abdrahmane Wane

Regional Representative for West Africa

Guyo Roba

Guyo Roba

Head of the Jameel Observatory

Ram Kiran Dhulipala

Ram Kiran Dhulipala

Senior Scientist - Digital Agriculture and Innovation

Bernard Bett

Bernard Bett

Senior scientist, Animal and human health

Alan Duncan

Alan Duncan

Principal Livestock Scientist

Fiona Flintan

Fiona Flintan

Rangelands & Pastoralism Scientist

Cynthia Mugo

Cynthia Mugo

Policy & Engagement Stakeholder Advisor

Michael Victor

Michael Victor

Head, Communications and Knowledge Management

Mireille Ferrari

Mireille Ferrari

Team Leader, Strategic communications and outreach

Tell us your climate story through #myclimatesolution!

Livestock farmers, policymakers, researchers, it's time to be heard! What are YOU doing to adapt to the challenges of #climatechange?

You've seen the changes, felt the impact, and you've adapted. Now is the time to share your story.

Post a short selfie video of 30-60 seconds about your #climateadaptation solution to your preferred social media platform using the hashtag #myclimatesolution. We will make sure your voice is heard at #COP28 and beyond, as part of the two-year Advancing Livestock 4 Climate #Alive4Climate campaign.

#Alive4Climate is a global alliance of changemakers seeking to showcase why livestock matter in the Global South. Learn more at whylivestockmatter.org/alive-4-climate-alliance

Podcast

Bushmeat infographic

The 'hidden meat' of the world

Peter Singer, Rebecca Doyle and Michel Dione

Animal welfare in lower- to middle-income countries, with Peter Singer

Drought insurance: Breaking the cycle of loss for millions of pastoralists